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Overall, when a thought arises with the underlying message of "How can I change this reality?", we often forget that it was created in the past. All these thoughts are simply your mind attached to your past history. In other words, you are visited by thoughts that have existed before—thoughts that have become habits. They recur daily because they are grounded in a past reality. You need to realize that your current reality is the past, and that past was created based on your past thoughts.

Observe your thoughts throughout the day. Write them down and ask yourself: "What state of being does this thought stem from?" Gradually, you will understand which thoughts are dominant and what state they relate to.

The thing is, we identify ourselves with past thoughts, and this only reinforces them. It is not about what you see in front of you, but how you react to it. If you react to the thought "How can I change this?" as if it were your own, it is an ego-driven reaction (stemming from your past ego).

The only truly correct reaction you can have toward your 3D reality, or your external circumstances, is to not react at all, because it is only the ego that reacts.

Why do you believe what you see with your own eyes? It is precisely because you believe it in your own mind.

You are the source of manifestation; you must look first and foremost at yourself and your thoughts. Into your own mind. You do not look at matter; you look at yourself. Ask yourself the question: "Is it there or not?" The answer will be obvious—use that as your starting point.

A quick guide on what to do if you feel you haven't received what you’re manifesting:

Simply do not react to the 3D; do not give the 3D any reaction at all, because by doing so, you are creating a vicious cycle even worse than the one you were already in. Continue to know that all your manifestations already exist and are already fulfilled within your mind. Do not allow a thought to take root based on what you currently lack.

The biggest mistake is reacting to the 3D. The 3D is not an indicator of whether you have your desire or of the fact that it is yours.

Yes, at first it may be difficult to accept that what is in your mind is the truth, but this is exactly how you cultivate mastery. Your 3D experience is only secondary, not the primary reality. Remind yourself that your imagination (or more precisely, your thoughts, your state, and so on) stands on par with, or even above, your material reality—or rather, your material reality is also inside your imagination. You are looking inside your own mind, quite literally.

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Since our world—or more precisely, matter—literally exists within our imagination (meaning it depends on our inner world), attempting to rely on it as an objective fact is utterly egoistic and, therefore, absurd. It is egoistic because only our ego, guided by the senses, seeks to confirm the truth of reality. Moreover, our ego is, in fact, matter itself; it is interconnected with it, just like thoughts, which are essentially the awareness of our reality. However, as we have discussed before, we are not the personality; we are consciousness. The only thing that makes us who we are is identification. In essence, this identification is always false, since we are not "ourselves" (we are "I Am" in its true manifestation), but because we wish to experience the human journey, we still require a personality and thoughts.

However, we discussed the structure of reality so that, moving forward, we might better understand what we are doing and why.

Our goal, like many others’, is manifestation—that is, the creation of a desired reality or specific changes within our matter. But here we must return to the very beginning and understand that the outer world is merely an illusion. It is an illusion projected by our consciousness of that illusion, or, to be more precise, by our inner state, if that is easier for you to grasp. By trying to change the illusion, we once again confirm that we are merely humans who have nothing and can do nothing. Because as soon as we realize that our reality is created by our thoughts (our identification with them, as we are the act of observing/being aware of these thoughts), we must change our consciousness. There is no trickery here; everything is crystal clear.

Our thoughts are the awareness of our reality, and everything internal is the awareness of our reality—our matter. Without the former, the latter would not exist; they are tightly interconnected and always follow a specific sequence: internal to external. It follows that if we want to change our illusion—or, better put, replace our illusion—we must replace our thoughts regarding that illusion. Since a person is also part of the illusion, along with their personality (we all understand here that our consciousness is what unites these illusions), we simply need to replace our personality. How do we do this?

Once we have read everything stated and, most importantly, accepted this information regarding how the system works, we begin to accept our new story. We reject the old reality and realize that it is no longer ours, just as the components of that former personality are no longer ours. It is gone. Naturally, our habit of identifying as that former person comes into play, but we revisit our theory, and the realization dawns upon us that the old story cannot exist without our thoughts about it.

After this, we simply begin to live, because we fully understand that the only confirmation of our illusion’s existence is our thoughts and our imagination (aligned with the personality in the desired state). All subsequent doubts are merely the result of habit.

The reason you fail to manifest what you want is that you are projecting the presence of one who lacks it and the status of one who desires it. In reality, the ego has nothing, but you are not the ego; your ego does not exist—it is not real, it is merely an illusion.

Remember that your failure is your own manifestation and a concept that exists only in your consciousness. Failure and lack exist only because you believe in them.

If we want to change our world, we must change our thoughts about it. But since we already have a fixed view of our world shaped by our personality, we need to change that personality—or rather, replace it. This means we must cease identifying with our old self and embrace the fact that we are now a new person with new thoughts.

I would not assign a dominant role to either the external or the internal world, because they are both acts of our consciousness. They cannot be changed in any way, as they do not exist on their own. The only thing that creates is our consciousness.

Since our human existence helps us live out our personality, and our personality is, in fact, our thoughts and our inner world, the external world is a material projection of this inner world.

A great many questions arise due to prolonged identification with the ego.

When questions and doubts emerge, and it feels as though there is no result, ask yourself: who is thinking this? Is it your new personality with your desires, or your past personality?

The questions will fall away on their own. Simply shift into the state of the observer and realize that these thoughts are not yours, and therefore, they hold no meaning and have no power.

We say that the world does not exist—not so that you would wonder, "Well, where do I manifest into, then?", but so that you do not fall into that loop of "Where exactly should I manifest?" NOWHERE.

The world is a projection of my thoughts, and my thoughts are a component of my personality. More precisely, personality depends on thoughts, and thoughts depend on personality. And the world depends on the sum of them both.

The world is not real because nothing is real; it is impermanent and therefore projected. It is better to say: the world is not the final result, but the consequence of the final result (the realization of identification with the thoughts you desire—your personality).